The doorman refers to a pair of stone piers and drums standing on the left and right sides of the gate, including the drum-holding stone and the door pillow stone. According to legend, the ancient generals were honored to return to their hometown, and often put the war drums in front of the door to show off their exploits, which later evolved into a drum-holding stone. Only the official residence door can hold the drum stone, and ordinary people can only use the door pillow stone.
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Doorways are a pair of stone piers or drums placed opposite the entrance of traditional buildings in China. In ancient times, different levels of family doorways were very strict, and they were part of the door pillows in buildings, commonly known as doorways, doorways, doorways and drums, and drums were filled with stone drums. Because the drum is magnificent and magnificent, people think that it can avoid ghosts and respect them, and people believe that it can avoid evil spirits, so it is widely used among the people.
Pile protection refers to the brick carving or wood carving on the lintel to fix the door frame, so it is called pile protection. The pile protection is generally cylindrical or square, each about 30 cm long and parallel to the ground. The cross section of the pile guard is engraved with patterns, so it is often called the door hairpin, because they protrude from the eaves like the hairpins on the heads of ancient women, and the number of piles guard is in direct proportion to the wealth of the host family.
A suitable family means that both men and women have equal status and economic potential and are suitable for marriage.